Introducing the Wichita Eagle All-Metro boys soccer team for 2025 season
The Wichita Eagle announced its annual All-Metro boys soccer team on Thursday, recognizing some of the best high school players in the state of Kansas from the 2025 season.
The All-Metro team features the top players and the top coach from Sedgwick, Butler and Harvey counties based on statistics, team success, postseason recognition and area coaches’ feedback.
Maize South senior forward Skylur Staley, who finished with 33 goals and 12 assists, was named the All-metro Boys Soccer Player of the Year after helping take the Mavericks back to the Class 5A state championship game.
Here is the full All-Metro team:
Aldo Acosta, Maize South junior
The Maize South junior midfielder floated between creator and finisher, earning first team all-league and first team Class 5A all-state honors. His 16 goals and 11 assists helped the Mavericks to 18 wins and a runner-up finish at the 5A state tournament.
Hussain Al-Amood, Andover senior
The Andover senior forward remained one of the area’s most reliable scoring threats, earning first team all-league and second team Class 5A all-state recognition. He paced the Trojans to 11 wins and secured All-Metro honors for the second straight year.
Lincoln Ashby, Southeast junior
The Southeast junior striker delivered 18 goals and 16 assists during a breakout season, earning second team City League honors and first team Class 6A all-state. He powered the Golden Buffaloes to 18 wins, a City League title and a fourth-place state finish.
Gus Bielefeld, North senior
The North senior midfielder controlled matches with his rugged two-way play, earning first team City League honors and Class 6A all-state recognition. He finished with eight goals and five assists, as his presence helped North win 11 games and advance to a regional championship.
Cole Ebert, Newton senior
The Newton senior outside back was a constant threat in attack, producing 10 goals and 4 assists from the back line. A first team all-league and first team Class 5A all-state pick, he helped the Railers finish 17-4 and place third in the 5A state tournament.
Jonathan Flores, East junior
The East junior forward emerged as the team’s top scorer and a dangerous City League attacker, earning first team all-league and second team Class 6A all-state honors. He led the Aces to 12 wins and a regional finals appearance.
Esnayder Garcia-Torrez, Newton senior
The Newton senior center back dominated defensively as the AV-CTL Division II MVP and Class 5A Defender of the Year. A first team all-state selection, he anchored a back line that drove the Railers to a 17-4 record and third-place state finish.
Jordy Kaba, Rose Hill senior
The Rose Hill senior midfielder set the tone for the 4-1A champions, earning first team all-league and first team all-state honors along with 4-1A Midfielder of the Year. He scored twice in the state final to secure the Rockets’ third title.
Brady Liebl, Rose Hill junior
The Rose Hill junior forward led the Rockets in scoring and claimed first team all-league and first team 4-1A all-state honors. His production fueled a 19-2 season and a run to the 4-1A state championship.
Micah Martin, Valley Center junior
The Valley Center junior center back anchored a steady Hornet defense and added three goals and five assists. A first team AV-CTL Division I pick, he helped the team secure 12 wins.
Diego Medina, Bishop Carroll senior
The Bishop Carroll senior goalkeeper delivered a season of highlight saves, earning first team City League and first team Class 5A all-state honors. His shot-stopping carried the Golden Eagles to 10 wins and a regional final.
David Mlendja, Southeast senior
The Southeast senior goalkeeper produced 11 shutouts and several critical saves during an 18-win season. A second team City League and second team Class 6A all-state pick, he helped the program to a league title and fourth-place state finish.
Brayden Pauler, Southeast junior
The Southeast junior winger scored a team-high 21 goals with six assists, earning second team City League and first team Class 6A all-state honors. He powered Southeast to 18 wins, a league title and a fourth-place state showing.
Roman Scognamillo, Kapaun Mt. Carmel senior
The Kapaun senior forward tallied 21 goals and 14 assists to earn first team City League and first team Class 5A all-state honors. His production led the Crusaders to 13 wins and a regional championship.
Skylur Staley, Maize South senior
The Maize South senior forward closed his career as AV-CTL Division I Player of the Year once again and a first team Class 5A all-state pick. He propelled the Mavericks to 18 wins and a 5A runner-up finish, earning All-Metro honors for the second time after netting 33 goals and dishing out 12 assists.
Alex Toribio-Triana, Newton senior
The Newton senior midfielder dictated tempo with 10 goals and five assists, earning first team all-league and first team Class 5A all-state recognition. He helped the Railers to a 17-4 season and third place at the 5A state tournament.
JoJo Triana, Rose Hill junior
The Rose Hill junior center back anchored a championship-level defense, earning first team all-league and first team Class 4-1A all-state honors. He led a back line that allowed just one goal during the entire postseason.
Gavin Wilson, Maize South senior
The Maize South senior center back was the backbone of an 18-win defense, earning first team AV-CTL Division I and first team Class 5A all-state honors. His steady play guided the Mavericks to the 5A state title match.
Jerry Treat, Rose Hill coach
The longtime Rose Hill coach delivered one of the most commanding postseason runs in Kansas this fall, guiding the Rockets to a 19-2 record and the Class 4-1A state championship without conceding a single goal in open play. It marked the third title of his tenure after leading Rose Hill to back-to-back crowns in 2014 and 2015, further cementing his legacy as one of the state’s most successful small-school coaches.
Wichita All-Metro boys soccer second team
Jose Anima, North junior midfielder
Emery Atchison, Maize junior forward
Ty Brown, Andover senior forward
Breckin Carman, Andover Central senior midfielder
Braeden Carlton, Andover Central senior forward
Sebastian Chavez, Valley Center senior midfielder
Ethan Cole, Maize South senior defender
Juan Diaz, Valley Center junior forward
George Diefenderfer, Trinity senior defender
Max Fernandez, Maize junior midfielder
Will Fulghum, Kapaun Mt. Carmel senior defender
Victor Galvan, Newton junior midfielder
Simon Graham, Classical sophomore forward
Yaciel Grimaldo, East senior defender
Landon Hale, Trinity senior forward
Joshua Herrera, Rose Hill junior forward
Tanner Herrington, Maize South senior midfielder
Jax Kaba, Rose Hill sophomore defender
Ben Kluge, Bishop Carroll senior defender
Kai Krieger, Classical senior forward
Noah Lacio, Southeast junior midfielder
Adolfo Lira de la Rosa, North senior defender
Jairo Mandujano-Lopez, North senior forward
Austin Martinez, Eisenhower senior forward
Ethan Mbawuike, Maize South senior midfielder
Jackson McCoy, Eisenhower junior defender
Cohen Myers, Maize junior defender
Charlie Ochs, Classical sophomore midfielder
Easton Reiter, Kapaun Mt. Carmel senior goalkeeper
David Rodriguez, East senior midfielder
Nate Salinas, Rose Hill junior goalkeeper
Cruz Sanchez, Andover Central senior defender
Cooper Shaw, Maize senior goalkeeper
Rafa Solorio-Rojas, Newton sophomore midfielder
Gianni Toribio-Triana, Newton sophomore forward
Alejandro Valenzuela, East senior forward
Luundo Wamasakala, Southeast senior defender
Jarron Williams, Bishop Carroll senior forward
Cody Fitch, Southeast coach
Scott Jantzi, Newton coach
Wichita All-Metro boys soccer third team
Jude Adkison, Trinity junior defender
Roy Aguilar, Valley Center defender
Max Bielefeld, North junior defender
Caden Davis, Rose Hill junior forward
Lawson Davis, Goddard senior defender
Caedon DeFoor, Rose Hill junior defender
Reese DeMoss, Maize senior midfielder
Jayden Eckerman, Eisenhower senior midfielder
Liam Ellington, Eisenhower junior forward
Niko Fernandez, Newton senior forward
Isaac Fetherston, Northwest senior defender
Zane Fisher, Goddard sophomore midfielder
Wyatt Friesen, Berean junior forward
Brody Fox, Andover senior defender
Kevin Gallegos, North senior forward
Tucker Gray, Kapaun Mt. Carmel senior midfielder
Max Jackson, Trinity senior midfielder
Eli Krieger, Classical sophomore midfielder
Nestor Lopez, Southeast senior defender
Daniel Lumbreras, Hesston senior defender
Marshall McKee, Kapaun Mt. Carmel junior midfielder
Will Mirakian, Andover senior defender
Cody Montano, Maize South junior defender
Elmer Morales-Diaz, Bishop Carroll senior midfielder
Daniel Puga, Southeast senior forward
Fabian Ramos, Campus senior forward
Sebastian Rodriguez, Rose Hill sophomore midfielder
Malachi Schaefer, Kapaun Mt. Carmel senior defender
Brayden Schowalter, Goddard sophomore goalkeeper
Tylan Sinclair, Classical junior defender
Briggs Stauffer, Hesston sophomore forward
Nolan Sweazy, Berean senior goalkeeper
Dallas Tritt, Derby senior defender
Gunner Uhrig, Mulvane senior defender
Michael Umana, Campus senior defender
Jace Unruh, Berean junior midfielder
William Young, East sophomore defender
Justin Kenas, Classical coach
Rey Ramirez, Maize South coach
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